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+ | The Night Heron is one of the best plays I’ve read in many years. A play that is transportative and takes you into a world you’d never ordinarily find yourself; a tale which walks a tightrope between the very ordinary and a League of Gentlemen-esque darkness which is gently brought to life by an array of characters you will love and hate ... (but mostly love). | ||
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+ | I was at a stumble through tech rehearsal last night and I must say, despite the stopping and starting, the corpsing and some failed lighting cues, it was a delight - extremely funny in places and I will go out on a limb here and say that everyone has brought their A-Game to the direction, acting and overall design. | ||
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+ | '''Anna Rubincam''' | ||
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+ | SLT was in full plumage last night with the Night Heron. Lisa Thomas’s vision is immersive and meticulous and the performances from the cast are extraordinary. This is a show that will stay with you and follow you home. Don’t miss it! | ||
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+ | '''Will Howells''' | ||
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+ | Excellent stuff all round from The Night Heron gang! Every element of the production spot on and of course that includes the fantastic cast. Great work! | ||
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+ | '''Saffy Andrews''' | ||
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+ | Glad I got to see 'The Night Heron' last night, what a talented bunch and the set was lovely. | ||
+ | Anyone who hasn't had a chance to see 'The Night Heron' what are you even doing. | ||
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+ | Give it a watch, so silly not to. | ||
+ | Break a leg for the rest of the shows XxxxX | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == |
Revision as of 13:38, 10 October 2019
Performances: Tue 8th – Sat 12th October 2019, Old Fire Station
Contents
Introduction
The play is set in the Fens just outside Cambridge over a few days in the winter of 2002.
Cast
- Wattmore - Jack King
- Griffin - Tom Watts
- Bolla Fogg - Caroline Doyle
- Neddy Beagle - Chris Bennett
- Royce - Martin Copland-Gray
- Boy - Louie Chapman
- Dougal - Rob Wallis
- Birdwatcher - David Carr
Crew
- Stage Manager - Caroline Beckett
- Set Designer - Chaz Doyle
- Lighting Designer - Bryon Fear
- Sound Designer - Tom Watts
- Lighting Operator - Olly Adkin
- Stage Manager - Caroline Beckett
- Assistant Stage Managers - Rob Wallis, David Carr
- Set construction - Hans Mudlamutoo and the cast
- Rigging - Sean Thomas
- Iconostasis and props - Carole Ironside
- Props - Caroline Beckett
- Poster Design - Bryon Fear
- Photographs - Megan Jordan
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Bryon Fear
The Night Heron is one of the best plays I’ve read in many years. A play that is transportative and takes you into a world you’d never ordinarily find yourself; a tale which walks a tightrope between the very ordinary and a League of Gentlemen-esque darkness which is gently brought to life by an array of characters you will love and hate ... (but mostly love).
I was at a stumble through tech rehearsal last night and I must say, despite the stopping and starting, the corpsing and some failed lighting cues, it was a delight - extremely funny in places and I will go out on a limb here and say that everyone has brought their A-Game to the direction, acting and overall design.
Anna Rubincam
SLT was in full plumage last night with the Night Heron. Lisa Thomas’s vision is immersive and meticulous and the performances from the cast are extraordinary. This is a show that will stay with you and follow you home. Don’t miss it!
Will Howells
Excellent stuff all round from The Night Heron gang! Every element of the production spot on and of course that includes the fantastic cast. Great work!
Saffy Andrews
Glad I got to see 'The Night Heron' last night, what a talented bunch and the set was lovely. Anyone who hasn't had a chance to see 'The Night Heron' what are you even doing.
Give it a watch, so silly not to. Break a leg for the rest of the shows XxxxX
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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